Cerahelix, Inc., developer of a new class of ceramic membranes for water and wastewater treatment, has been awarded a contract by one of the world's largest manufacturers of personal care products – a Fortune 50 company – to provide its revolutionary ceramic membranes for use in treating wastewater for reuse.
Avista Technologies, Inc., together with its affiliate, Avista Technologies (UK) Ltd., (“Avista”) announced recently that it is being acquired by Kurita Water Industries, Ltd. (“Kurita”), a leading supplier of water treatment solutions headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
Hypersaline brines—water that contains high concentrations of dissolved salts and whose saline levels are higher than ocean water—are a growing environmental concern around the world.
Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. has recently released a brand new, mobile-friendly website featuring the company’s complete portfolio of products and systems, applications and aftermarket programs. The new site highlights the company’s innovation, including its research and technology center and technical seminar program and includes a comprehensive resource library, calendar of events and the latest company news.
Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. (Loves Park, IL USA) and FUCHS Enprotec GmbH (Mayen, Germany) formally announced to their employees and shareholders that Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. has completed the acquisition of all shares in FUCHS Enprotec GmbH.
In less than five months, the IMO’s Ballast Water Convention will be extended to cover existing vessels as well as new builds. As of 8 September, all will be required to comply by the time of their first IOPP certificate renewal following that date.
With more than 25 years of application experience utilizing cloth media filtration for tertiary wastewater applications, Aqua-Aerobic Systems complete line of cloth media filters has demonstrated the ability to accommodate high solids loadings and hydraulic throughput, a small footprint, and exceptional effluent quality in more than 1,500 installations, worldwide.
Organix, Inc. of Walla Walla, Washington announced recently that they have installed a BioFiltro water treatment system at J&K Dairy in Sunnyside, WA
Mother Nature’s water cycle has a system to deal with rainwater. Rainwater is absorbed by the soil, collected in pools (and eventually evaporated), or drained into rivers or streams. When these options are interrupted, the rainwater can become what is referred to as “stormwater runoff ”.
Demand for membranes in the water treatment market is forecast to advance 5.8% per year to $8.3 billion in 2023.
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